jhaysonn

Does anybody else have problems getting pattr to work with bpatcher? For some reason if I put pattr inside of a patch that i am going to use in bpatcher, pattr only remembers the settings as they are in the original patch and ignores any changes that I make while accessing it through bpatcher. If I try to put pattr in by using inlets and outlets then pattr just gets errors.

Does anybody else have problems getting pattr to work with bpatcher?  For some reason if I put pattr inside of a patch that i am going to use in bpatcher, pattr only remembers the settings as they are in the original patch and ignores any changes that I make while accessing it through bpatcher.  If I try to put pattr in by using inlets and outlets then pattr just gets errors.  

pattr-w-bpatcher

If I correctly interpret your comments, you're experiencing the 

problem that after making changes to objects in a bpatcher, living in 

a parent patch and saving that parent patch, the values as saved in 

the original bpatcher file are restored the next time you load it? 

This is unavoidable. What you need to do is use pattrstorage to save 

a snapshot of the current values and recall it when you reload the 

> Does anybody else have problems getting pattr to work with 

> bpatcher? For some reason if I put pattr inside of a patch that i 

> am going to use in bpatcher, pattr only remembers the settings as 

> they are in the original patch and ignores any changes that I make 

> while accessing it through bpatcher. If I try to put pattr in by 

> using inlets and outlets then pattr just gets errors.

If I correctly interpret your comments, you're experiencing the  
problem that after making changes to objects in a bpatcher, living in  
a parent patch and saving that parent patch, the values as saved in  
the original bpatcher file are restored the next time you load it?  
This is unavoidable. What you need to do is use pattrstorage to save  
a snapshot of the current values and recall it when you reload the  
patch.

>
> Does anybody else have problems getting pattr to work with  
> bpatcher?  For some reason if I put pattr inside of a patch that i  
> am going to use in bpatcher, pattr only remembers the settings as  
> they are in the original patch and ignores any changes that I make  
> while accessing it through bpatcher.  If I try to put pattr in by  
> using inlets and outlets then pattr just gets errors.
>
> I'm still using 4.5  Is 4.6 stable?


I should've clarified a WHOLE lot better than I did. My apologies. You were right about what you said I am experiencing, however I am using pattrstorage to recall my data, I had just assumed that once I got this bpatcher idea to work, then I could worry about pattrstorage .xml files. My real problem is that even if I write an .xml file I still don't retrive my settings when I go to 'read' that file. The thing that really confuses me is that I can actually see in teh clientwindow the changes..but only some of them. There are 4 bpatcher windows that I'm trying to work with and for some reason it only displays the name of the patch as the ORIGINAL -2 version prior to the one that I'm using - filename :P

I should've clarified a WHOLE lot better than I did.  My apologies.  You were right about what you said I am experiencing, however I am using pattrstorage to recall my data, I had just assumed that once I got this bpatcher idea to work, then I could worry about pattrstorage .xml files.  My real problem is that even if I write an .xml file I still don't retrive my settings when I go to 'read' that file.  The thing that really confuses me is that I can actually see in teh clientwindow the changes..but only some of them.  There are 4 bpatcher windows that I'm trying to work with and for some reason it only displays the name of the patch as the ORIGINAL -2 version prior to the one that I'm using - filename :P


Maybe you could send a link to a patch, or send it to me or 

> I should've clarified a WHOLE lot better than I did. My 

> apologies. You were right about what you said I am experiencing, 

> however I am using pattrstorage to recall my data, I had just 

> assumed that once I got this bpatcher idea to work, then I could 

> worry about pattrstorage .xml files. My real problem is that even 

> if I write an .xml file I still don't retrive my settings when I go 

> to 'read' that file. The thing that really confuses me is that I 

> can actually see in teh clientwindow the changes..but only some of 

> them. There are 4 bpatcher windows that I'm trying to work with 

> and for some reason it only displays the name of the patch as the 

> ORIGINAL -2 version prior to the one that I'm using - filename :P

Maybe you could send a link to a patch, or send it to me or  
support@cycling74.com directly.

>
> Thanks for the speedy reply.
>
> I should've clarified a WHOLE lot better than I did.  My  
> apologies.  You were right about what you said I am experiencing,  
> however I am using pattrstorage to recall my data, I had just  
> assumed that once I got this bpatcher idea to work, then I could  
> worry about pattrstorage .xml files.  My real problem is that even  
> if I write an .xml file I still don't retrive my settings when I go  
> to 'read' that file.  The thing that really confuses me is that I  
> can actually see in teh clientwindow the changes..but only some of  
> them.  There are 4 bpatcher windows that I'm trying to work with  
> and for some reason it only displays the name of the patch as the  
> ORIGINAL -2 version prior to the one that I'm using - filename :P


I used the forum to send you an e-mail that contains a link to a remote download. It's small, and just an example, but still shows the problem I'm running into. I'm using some of my professors networking patches in my main patch and I don't know how he would feel if I were to let someone see his work. Thanks again.

I used the forum to send you an e-mail that contains a link to a remote download.  It's small, and just an example, but still shows the problem I'm running into.  I'm using some of my professors networking patches in my main patch and I don't know how he would feel if I were to let someone see his work.  Thanks again.


I don't appear to have received that. Could you resend using your 

> I used the forum to send you an e-mail that contains a link to a 

> remote download. It's small, and just an example, but still shows 

> the problem I'm running into. I'm using some of my professors 

> networking patches in my main patch and I don't know how he would 

> feel if I were to let someone see his work. Thanks again.

I don't appear to have received that. Could you resend using your  
email client?

>
> I used the forum to send you an e-mail that contains a link to a  
> remote download.  It's small, and just an example, but still shows  
> the problem I'm running into.  I'm using some of my professors  
> networking patches in my main patch and I don't know how he would  
> feel if I were to let someone see his work.  Thanks again.


Hm, well I couldn't find your e-mail address on your forum profile, so I went ahead and just sent it to the cycling74 support address you listed with your name in the title. Thanks again.

Hm, well I couldn't find your e-mail address on your forum profile, so I went ahead and just sent it to the cycling74 support address you listed with your name in the title.  Thanks again.

Pattr w/ bpatcher